Rubbery, electrically non-conductive, and intrinsically magnetic

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1987-12-28

1989-06-06

Doll, John

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Carbon or compound thereof

Elemental carbon

423445, 423460, 252 6256, 502181, C01B 3104

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048373770

ABSTRACT:
A unique class of intinsically magnetic graphite intercalation compounds and methods for their making is provided. These compositions are ferromagnetic, electrical insulators, and rubber-like in consistency. The compositions are useful in a variety of different applications in view of their intrinsic magnetism, electrical resistance, and rubber-like qualities.

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